American Indian Law

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Visiting Professor Robert Anderson
Fall 2012 Course
Meets: M, T 8:40am - 10:10am in WCC Room 3019
3 classroom credits

This course covers the history and fundamentals of modern federal Indian law in the United States. Topics include the relative bounds of federal, tribal and state jurisdiction over Indian country; hunting, fishing and gathering rights; Indian reserved water rights; and settlement of Alaska Native land claims. Thc casebook is Anderson, Berger, Frickey & Krakoff, American Indian Law, Second Edition (West 2010).

Subject Areas: Constitutional Law & Civil Rights , Government Structure & Function , Regulatory Law .

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